Kroll Show
★ 6.7 · 2013 · 21m · Comedy
Kroll Show is an American sketch comedy television series created by and starring comedian Nick Kroll.
Episodes
1. San Diego Diet21m · Ref Jeff tries to lock down plans; Liz and Liz throw a benefit for canine cancer; students shun a new kid.
2. Soaked in Success21m · Rich Dicks go to Mexico; Dr. Armond gets a spin-off show; successful moments are celebrated in traditional football-fashion.
3. Secret Room21m · Bobby Bottleservice investigates paranormal activity, a couple builds a secret room, and Young Billy Joel goes on an adventure.
4. Too Much Tuna21m · Liz and Liz promote yogurt water; Rich Dicks go shopping; Oh Hello's Gil & George play a prank.
5. Can I Finish?21m · A look into the lives of men with ponytails; Fabrice Fabrice on the streets; Dr. Armond is newly single and ready for love.
6. Dine & Dash21m · Roman gets his spin-off show; Nick explores Dining and Dashing; Oh Hello's Gil & George play basketball, which leads to a serious injury.
7. Ice Dating21m · Pretty Liz and C-Czar fall in love on Ice Dating; Rich Dicks crash their car; radio host El Chupacabra talks a rock star out of suicide.
8. Please God21m · Bobby Bottleservice starts a new venture; Liz and Liz clash when Liz gets married; Ref Jeff runs a bounce house business.More Like This
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